Trump's attention-grabbing statement about the Iran war: It will end soon!
U.S. President Donald Trump asserted that the ongoing war with Iran would soon end. We asked Tehran for assurances that it would not acquire nuclear weapons…

U.S. President Donald Trump said the ongoing war with Iran would end soon. Trump, who said he wanted assurances from the Tehran government that it would not acquire nuclear weapons, argued that oil prices would fall sharply once the fighting ended.
U.S. President Donald Trump made remarks about the ongoing war with Iran ahead of the congressional midterm elections on November 3.
In an interview with Kansas City Radio, Trump assessed the course of the fighting and said he believed the war would end soon. However, the U.S. President did not give a specific date for the conflict's conclusion.
"We Want a Guarantee That Iran Will Not Acquire Nuclear Weapons"
Trump stressed that Washington's priority in a potential deal with Iran would be nuclear weapons.
Trump, who said he was seeking assurances from the Tehran government that it would not acquire nuclear weapons under any circumstances, stated that he wanted to be sure Iran would not possess nuclear weapons in the future as well.
The U.S. President said that this issue is indispensable from Washington's perspective, but did not share a concrete framework regarding the details of a possible agreement.
"Oil Prices Will Drop Rapidly Once the War Ends"
Trump also touched on the impact of the clashes with Iran on global energy markets and gasoline prices in the United States.
Speaking during a period when rising energy prices were in the news, Trump argued that oil prices would fall sharply after the war ended.
However, the U.S. President did not disclose any figures regarding the levels to which oil prices would decline.
"Iran Wants to Make an Agreement"
Trump claimed that the Tehran administration is willing to reach an agreement with Washington, and alleged that Iran very much wants to make a deal.
In contrast, the parties gave no details on when a possible agreement could be reached or what conditions it would include.
Trump's remarks also did not include a concrete timetable for ending the war.
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